Elizabeth Andarge
Culture & Connections ReporterElizabeth Andarge is the Culture and Connections Reporter for WGCU. Before joining the station, she worked in Washington, D.C., Virginia, South Carolina, and Georgia - a path that eventually led her as far south as she can go. Andarge focuses on covering different communities with the community and firmly believes every story has the power to build connection. Have a story idea or someone she should know about? She welcomes pitches and tips via social media @elizabethandarge or by email at eandarge@wgcu.org
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Scripture was written on the walls before the first haircut. Go inside Hause of Fades, a new shop built on friendship and faith. -
A four-day camp in LaBelle gives adults with special needs a place to be themselves. -
Republican Susan Frantz and Democrat Cindy Banyai are running for an open seat in Florida House District 78. -
Sarasota’s Polish-American community will honor Gen. Casimir Pulaski on Oct. 11 with a public commemoration celebrating his contributions to America250 and Polish heritage. -
For breast cancer survivors, a Fort Myers tattoo artist is offering a finishing touch. -
A look inside a local collection built over nearly two decades, and the people working to keep its stories alive. -
She's one of the few women running a local golf course's grounds crew and she came here from Mexico with nothing. -
A Cape Coral gym is partnering with Home Base Florida to expand a free wellness program for veterans. -
She goes by "Pool Peanut." In February, she'll compete at pool's national championships in Las Vegas. -
Nuestra Tierra festival in Immokalee is bringing voter education, community organizing, live music, food and local vendors together on Aug. 22.
